JOHN RAMBO (January 2nd, 2008) wrote:

I saw kellie in ENTERPRISE when the new star trek series came out in the UK. I liked seeing Kellie in 1 of the episodes & I've just found out that Kellie is no longer with us. I will sorely miss her as she was a very good if not brilliant actress.
I send my belated condolences to her family. I also found this site out today after catching the end of a programm on Sky3 which I just missed.
Kellie should be an icon to those young actress's to show that if they work hard they will get there in their chosen profession.
KELLIE YOU HAVE A FAN IN THE UK WHO WILL SORELY MISS YOU on screen.

Wolf Reldum (December 19th, 2007) wrote:

The late great Kellie Waymire was terrific in the Season Eight Episode of X-Files "Surekill" playing a bookkeeper torn between two twin brothers. The entire episode was a brilliant piece of neo-noir thanks to the femme fatale work of Waymire, who definitely was the wrong girl to fall for thanks to her suave piece of method acting, shifting from the demure oppressed to the manipulative you-know-what.

DANNY GONZALEZ (November 19th, 2007) wrote:

i had heard about kellie's death when it happened and it always stuck with me. kellie made an impact on me even though i only saw her on seinfeld and six feet under. to a voice silenced too early, to a life ended too soon, you are missed.

Patrick M (November 17th, 2007) wrote:

Thank you for the site. I really appreciated her role on Six Feet Under and was shocked to read of her sudden passing when I looked her up on IMDB. I am proud that she was born in Columbus.

Kevin (November 14th, 2007) wrote:

Six Feet Under was the first dramatic television show that I've ever consistently watched. I've recently restarted the series from the beginning, and thought that Kelly was captivating. I did a search for her, and was startled and saddened by her passing. She was so young, and very talented. She will be missed, but her spirit lives on through the great work that she did. My condolences to her family and friends~

Kevin

FRED V. WAYMIRE (October 25th, 2007) wrote:

My wife and I first saw Kellie on Six Feet Under. We fell in love with her right away. We sat through the credits to see who this actress was. We were amazed
that we shared the same last name. We watched all of the Six Feet episodes in which she acted. We figured that with her talent she would have gone far. For many years our trucking business kept me away from television and movies. It was just last week that I looked on line to see what she has done in her career over the last few years. With Kellie's charm and talent I had expected to see her getting top billing by now. I was shocked and saddened to see that she had passed away almost four years ago.
I wish I could have met her. We shared many of the same Grandparents until my side of the family left Ohio to organize and lead the 1845 Oregon Trail Crossing.
To the family of Kellie Waymire. May the peace and joy of our Lord fill your hearts to overflowing. Thank you for sharing that beautiful member of your family with the rest of us. Kellie Waymire I would still love to meet you. I'll plan see you in the hereafter. Until that time rest peacefully in the arms of the Lord.

Gary James Smith (September 25th, 2007) wrote:

I searched for more info on Kellie and was shocked to read the news that she is no longer with us. I know this is years after the fact, but I was just recently watching the second season of Six Feet Under and was reminded of the crush I had on her after seeing her in Seinfeld.

I'm sure she was every bit the gentle and talented person I imagine she was. My condolences.

Pat Suarez (September 22nd, 2007) wrote:

Watch this marvelous actress's movements and facial language, as well as how she used her voice, ranging over two octaves, in "Wonderfalls" and you'll understand what the world lost.

Kellie, you'll always be with us and we'll meet up someday in the great beyond. Pencil me in for a breakfast. My treat.

Irene Huggins (September 1st, 2007) wrote:

I will never forget the last cold star Kellie gave in the last episode where she starred in Six Feet Under. What a great actress. She was able to really humanize her character on that show. It's so sad when someone dies so young.

chris newton (July 29th, 2007) wrote:

I deeply sadden to learn of the death of such a gifted young actress even though it is years since she has passed on, I have only recently come to know of her excellent work on the series Enterprise.
Her absence on the show lead me to search her out on the web as I could not believe that her character would be marginalised and now I wish she had been as the alternative is so much worse.
At least through her work like Star Trek she will live forever in the fans hearts.

Jeremy Wood (July 27th, 2007) wrote:

I hope it isn’t considered an indulgence to write a second message on this site, albeit three and a half years after the first.

I’d just like to let Kellie’s family and friends know that my thoughts are with you – and her - on what would have been her 40th birthday.

I’d originally become a fan of Kellie’s mainly through her Star Trek appearances. I’ve since discovered a lot more of her work, such as Six Feet Under, The Pitts and Wolf Lake (Maniacs was my first DVD purchase). I’ve long wondered why her enormous talent never made her a household name, even in the short time she was given. She must have been more discerning than most in her choice of roles, accepting the artistically worthy and shunning the mere attention-seeking.

Once again, my condolences.


Love,


Jeremy, Sheffield, England.

Sandi Reid - Scotland (June 19th, 2007) wrote:

To Kellie's Family & Friends

I was deeply sorry to hear of Kellie's passing. I had seen her star in lots of various roles in CSI, Friends, Six Feet Under, Enterprise and I suppose the list could go on and on as she was such a great actress that she could go into soem of these very popular shows for maybe just one episode and she would be remembered.

Unfortunately in my family there is a history of heart disease which can take people at such a young age. My father died at 52 of a heart attack and a cousin at 17 while he was playing his beloved soccer which he loved so much.

This is my first ever posting on the net and I just thought I should say that I am so sorry for your sudden loss. xx

Tom Reinhart, Jr. (June 3rd, 2007) wrote:

To the family and friends of Miss Kellie Waymire, Please accept my sorrow and belated condolences on the loss of your loved one. I did not know Miss Waymire
but very much enjoyed watching her on "Startrek Enterprise", and still enjoy watching the Startrek Enterprise re-runs and DVD's - especially the 'installments"
with her in it. It wasn't until now that I learned of her death. Though I never met her and never had the pleasure of knowing her as others had, I too will miss her!
TR, Jr.

David Sinclair (May 30th, 2007) wrote:

As music co-ordinator on the series Wolf lake, I was a bit concerned when they hired an actor (Kellie) rather than a singer, to play a lounge singer, since it was my job to produce the recording. Kellie did an amazing job, sang with tons of feeling, she was so good they made her a recurring character, and we spent a fair bit of time together on set and in the studio. She was a terrific lady.

Stuart from Scotland (uk) (May 13th, 2007) wrote:

Like Shaun posting, this is my first ever post, I had seen Kellie in star trek and thought she lit up the screen; I also watch her in six feet under and thought Wow! What a great actress, she always had me transfixed and glued to the story line and I loved to see her smile. So after watching X-files on the telly a few days ago I saw Kellie again, I always notice her as she has the same looks like my wife, so I decide to search the internet and see if she was staring in anything new, and I was totally shocked when I read that she a died at such a young age, I had a tear in my eye and couldn’t believe it,

I only wished I could have met her, just to say hi and get an autograph

My thoughts are with you, your family and all your fiends,

Such a sad loss to the world when a ray of light disappears
You will be remembered x

J Martin (April 21st, 2007) wrote:

I just watched Wonderfalls - Kelly did a great job with her role. I knew I recognized her the second I saw her - from Seinfeld, of course. Love=dr her in that role and in this role, and very shocked to hear of her passing.

My regards to her loved ones.

- J Martin
Stillwater, Maine

Shaun (April 19th, 2007) wrote:

It might be worth mentioning this is my first ever post on an internet site, but i think a worthy start.
I had always saw kellie popping up in various programs i had watched, and i'm the kind of person that gets curious about recurring background characters that can often give a series more depth.
So to do one of my many IMDb searches to learn Kellie was no longer with us, came as a hell of shock, being close to my age she was a beautiful woman clearly cut short before her time.

You will be remembered

Marie in England (April 9th, 2007) wrote:

I rarely if ever post on the internet but came across this site today by chance, as I was reminded about Kellie from an Enterprise episode. I remember being physically shocked when I read that Kellie had passed on as she was clearly at the start of what should have been a long and succesful career. I had just seen the Everwood episode and was so impressed at her performance and I remember feeling very strange that she had portrayed a young widow only to pass on herself so soon afterwards. She was a beautiful, bright, intelligent and talented actress and we were fortunate to enjoy her acting for the time she was with us. My condolences to her family for your sad loss and I hope that you are now able to take comfort from and enjoy watching her performances.

Ben from the UK (March 29th, 2007) wrote:

As an Avid Star Trek watcher, I was intrigued by Lizzie Cutler. Her on screen presence was one to behold. Her talent was running rings around many of the other members of Enterprise. It was only going to be a matter of time before she was walking the red carpet in her own TV/Movie as the leading Lady. After one particular episode ended a dedication came up to "Kellie Waymire" Imagine my shock when I saw this. As members of the TV watching Public we have lost a truly great actress who had everything to succeed. You are missed by the Trek Fans and you will always be remembered.

Matt (March 27th, 2007) wrote:

We miss you.

missy hayes (March 23rd, 2007) wrote:

i was given the dvd set of wonderfalls by a friend as a christmas gift and not only did i love the show i loved her guest appearance as the bird loving zookeeper. i was shocked and saddened by the in memory quotes at the end of the episode. what a wonderful actress. she will be missed

Alan in Maryland (March 20th, 2007) wrote:

I'm in absolute shock. I've been a long time trek fan, but have only watched a few episodes of Enterprise here and there. I started watching the first season, and I watched "Strange New World." As good as the episode was, the beautiful young woman who played Ensign Cutler was by far the most Intriguing aspect of the show. She had a genuine, wholesome charm and beauty that stole my heart immediately. I hoped she would be a regular character, and I resolved to find out who she was. I was so happy when I found this site. As I read about her academic and professional accomplishments, I was thinking to myself, "she's got everything: beauty, talent, intelligence." Then I got to the last paragraph. The words struck me like a hammer. It's one of the saddest things I've ever read. My heart breaks for her family. You can tell by her screen presence that she was just one of those people that lit up a room when she entered it. I'm so very sorry for their loss, for the world's loss. God bless you Kellie, I know that you're playing memorable roles, to packed houses, as a member of the Lord's own theatre company. I know that you've made heaven even more beautiful by being there.

deb (January 26th, 2007) wrote:

My deepest sympathy to Kellie's father, a kind, wonderful and intelligent man with a heart as big as Texas. She was a beautiful girl and you were so very lucky to have one another.

Harris (January 2nd, 2007) wrote:

I was just watching her Six Feet Under episodes and it struck me with a great sadness. She had an engaging presence and realness. I would always perk-up when I saw her in something new. The Pitts was quirky and like a live action cartoon. When I saw her on Everwood I was excited she made an appearance. The dedication to her life at the end came as a terrible shock and I send my sympathies to those she was close to. Her work had a complexity and warm familiarity I imagine came from her real life and I am sure she touched many lives.

James H. Crawford III (December 19th, 2006) wrote:

kellie was a great actress i loved the way she came across on screen, a true beauty. truly missed